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not immune from the slower rate environments. but there will also be the first to see yields go up with answers traits inevitably rebounding gerri: but there are big caveat status which i find interesting. requirements of mostly institutions to offer the highest of the high-yield accounts. you say let's try statements. you can have electronic statements. a debit card transactions. what about that? >> typically the requirements are you have to, as you said, get your statements on-line. you cannot get them via paper. make about ten debit card transactions per month. then have either a direct deposit or pay your bill on line. the idea here is that it to meet those requirements every month you will learn that higher yield. and in any month for you fall short of that you're going to turn a much lower rate of return for that given month. you can get yourself back to a higher yield the following month if you do meet the requirements. gerri: it's funny because i was making fun of the rate because it just isn't much money at the end of th
not immune from the slower rate environments. but there will also be the first to see yields go up with answers traits inevitably rebounding gerri: but there are big caveat status which i find interesting. requirements of mostly institutions to offer the highest of the high-yield accounts. you say let's try statements. you can have electronic statements. a debit card transactions. what about that? >> typically the requirements are you have to, as you said, get your statements on-line. you...
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-- restricted environment. to let more people participate. neil: good to see you my friend, robert, a fabulous writer, i mean. economist who is do both, pay dirt. meanwhile, so much for working in your jammies, if you keep working from home you could be in a bit of a problem and have to stay home for good, the company that now [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >> to start press any key. where is there any key? ic esc, c t rl. the business seemed to be any iniki. neil: working from home, not working that well for a homer. and now saying it is not working for his workers. ceo telling employees they cannot work in their bodies libbers anymore. they have to hop to the office. i don't know whether they're in their bloody slippers are not, but does get to work.
-- restricted environment. to let more people participate. neil: good to see you my friend, robert, a fabulous writer, i mean. economist who is do both, pay dirt. meanwhile, so much for working in your jammies, if you keep working from home you could be in a bit of a problem and have to stay home for good, the company that now [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder...
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neil: that might be debate able in this environment, pat? >> that true. no doubt that republicans will be on his case. but if he told the truth, and i believe he has, then these will be a major destruction, but he should move away from this, i think that eric holder has problems, i want to know why secretary of treasury mr. geithner did not know he had a rogue again under him that was going hog while against conservative groups for two years while he was sitting atop that agent. neil: good point, but don, you said, as long as this does not touch the president and administration survives. >> yes, and cabinet officers that pat has talked about, right now, at least public is judging them based on the real work they have been doing on behalf of the country. geithner was hard at work trying to make sure that economy was improving, which it has, and eric holder, as we know has been involved with protecting country on national security front, and investigations there, which most people believe is the right thing for the government to do right now. >> don, you ca
neil: that might be debate able in this environment, pat? >> that true. no doubt that republicans will be on his case. but if he told the truth, and i believe he has, then these will be a major destruction, but he should move away from this, i think that eric holder has problems, i want to know why secretary of treasury mr. geithner did not know he had a rogue again under him that was going hog while against conservative groups for two years while he was sitting atop that agent. neil:...
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of the area of having a work requirement, in the 90's because i do think you know what set the race environment reseeded parents going to work. the air with that completely. >> either way, i have many mothers with children that come and work one shift, many. not eight, not ten, almost 4,000 people. and maybe 1,000 of them have children come to work. we have a brother works and our corporate offices that has two children. she barton's on the weekends. she works in our office as a paralegal and chia's to school at night. neil: we have to rethink it. thank you both in the meantime. something else that continues to be out of control. folks paying taxes. but it is. >> everybody else including rich people are willing to pay more. they want to pay more. neil: a lot of you heard that. this guy wants only harry reid to pay for more taxes. the definition of rape seems to be over the minimum wage. if you're lucky we will read it on air in your life will be thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that:
of the area of having a work requirement, in the 90's because i do think you know what set the race environment reseeded parents going to work. the air with that completely. >> either way, i have many mothers with children that come and work one shift, many. not eight, not ten, almost 4,000 people. and maybe 1,000 of them have children come to work. we have a brother works and our corporate offices that has two children. she barton's on the weekends. she works in our office as a paralegal...
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of our first investments was actually someone who had worked at the shop for ten years in a casino environment, about to leave town, sick of working there, and in random crvetions her lifelong dream was to open up a breakfast and lunch place, opened six months ago, doing triple her original projections, and it's a new community hub. >> it's not the usual discussion on a financial network we have with a ceo. it's usually about the revenues and billions of dollars to be generated. why should more ceos have this kind of discussion we have now, do you think? >> i think because most innovation comes from something outside the industry being applied to your own, and what's happening in downtown vegas is an intersection with people from all different backgrounds and tech, manufactures, small businesses, arts, music, creative writing, and when you get those -- if you can happy create the culture in community where they all talk to each other, statistically, magical stuff happens. >> tony, it's a pleasure to have you here on the fox business network. sorry we are out of time because i want to talk to y
of our first investments was actually someone who had worked at the shop for ten years in a casino environment, about to leave town, sick of working there, and in random crvetions her lifelong dream was to open up a breakfast and lunch place, opened six months ago, doing triple her original projections, and it's a new community hub. >> it's not the usual discussion on a financial network we have with a ceo. it's usually about the revenues and billions of dollars to be generated. why...
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other one never make bold predictions and i thought it would be calamitous for us, and timing of the environment, but we might stink, but the world stinks more. it didn't have a big impact. so let's say moody's downgrades. would it have an impact? >> i think that everything is relative. >> it's still relatives in terms of rating and we're the world's so sole, and the cleanest shirt in the pile of laundry, whatever fun phrase, i think it will continue to apply this time and i think what we found also, many of us policy statements could easily be rewritten to accommodate that because there is still that need to hold that, you know, safety procedure otherwise. >> neil: whether it's triple-a. >> for a double-a we found that it did not cause major disruptions in a mandate. a pension, endowment or foundation. >> neil: changed the rules. and what did you think of the cliff deal? everybody is talking about the 40 to 41 cuts to hikes and something happens from that point to where we started when they were talking, we'd like one-to-one, 2-1 tops. 3-1 was ideal. what happened? >> we didn't make anywhere ne
other one never make bold predictions and i thought it would be calamitous for us, and timing of the environment, but we might stink, but the world stinks more. it didn't have a big impact. so let's say moody's downgrades. would it have an impact? >> i think that everything is relative. >> it's still relatives in terms of rating and we're the world's so sole, and the cleanest shirt in the pile of laundry, whatever fun phrase, i think it will continue to apply this time and i think...
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melissa: most people would it take setting up shop in this economy is no easy feat, especially in a tough environment like new york city, but wall street's newest shoeshine shop is offering its most female clientele a combination of the looks and a little elbow grease. this guy is a genius. ticket out. ♪ >> our business model is built on a female staff giving shoeshines. lots of financial people down here. quite stressful jobs. you walk away from the job to go into that shoeshine. you wanted to talk to somebody, sit down at converse of them. >> the dow want to talk of money or whatever is going on. and most of us don't know about the stuff, so i guess that's a good thing. >> we greek people of the door. we helped them off. that doesn't happen that every shoeshine place. ♪ we have college students, almost and actresses. >> really positive. working here is really great. >> of come back about four times. this is a better experience. butterflied. have a good time when they're here. melissa: a genius business plan. our "spare change" guests are here a little early. i think maybe we did not she does fr
melissa: most people would it take setting up shop in this economy is no easy feat, especially in a tough environment like new york city, but wall street's newest shoeshine shop is offering its most female clientele a combination of the looks and a little elbow grease. this guy is a genius. ticket out. ♪ >> our business model is built on a female staff giving shoeshines. lots of financial people down here. quite stressful jobs. you walk away from the job to go into that shoeshine. you...
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american workers and businesses figured out how to do it better without harming the environment as much. the fuel standards that we put in place just a few years ago did not cripple of lawmakers. the american auto industry retooled, and today our auto makers are selling the best cars in the world at a faster rate than they have been five years with mored's compliance, fuel-efficient cars -- [applause] -- for everybody to choose from. [applause] so the point is, if you look at our history, don't bet against american industry, don't bet against american workers, don't tell polk said we have to choose between the health of our children or the health of our economy. [applause] the old rules -- the old rules may say we cannot protect our environment and protect economic growth at the same time, but in america we have always use new technologies, science, research and development and discovery to make the old rules obsolete. today we use more clean energy, more renewals and natural gas, which is supporting hundreds of thousands of good jobs. we raise less energy which saves you money at the p
american workers and businesses figured out how to do it better without harming the environment as much. the fuel standards that we put in place just a few years ago did not cripple of lawmakers. the american auto industry retooled, and today our auto makers are selling the best cars in the world at a faster rate than they have been five years with mored's compliance, fuel-efficient cars -- [applause] -- for everybody to choose from. [applause] so the point is, if you look at our history, don't...
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a committee right in raise my family in a healthy environment. adam: i imagine you have people coming all over the world. >> absolutely. adam: let me go back to france. do you get worried that as the luxury market gets hot, you talk about these all cash deals, some type of bubble there is no fear repossession or mortgage, but does that -- is that the case in the luxury up? >> we saw a dramatic over correction. particularly the downturn, you know, it hit us later than it hit most of the rest of the country. and actually, the pacific northwest has been leading the country in the recovery. we got hit later and recovered faster. here in our local market i don't think there is a bubble happening. i think that all of the economic indicators here are showing up that we will have a really strong 2014, even with interest rates increasing up a little bit it is not going to have any significance. adam: i want to ask you a loaded question. if you were looking outside of your territory, what would be the topic? >> i think you are still going to see a strong m
a committee right in raise my family in a healthy environment. adam: i imagine you have people coming all over the world. >> absolutely. adam: let me go back to france. do you get worried that as the luxury market gets hot, you talk about these all cash deals, some type of bubble there is no fear repossession or mortgage, but does that -- is that the case in the luxury up? >> we saw a dramatic over correction. particularly the downturn, you know, it hit us later than it hit most of...
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multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. ♪ nothing, that's what? that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. 'cause it gives me a big fat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. [ larry ] you can't beat zero heartburn. and best of all, it means i can enjoy all the foods i love. oh, zero heartburn is awesome. just like zero clery. ♪ [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. neil: not only making money but diet more but they're not making any promises. but seeing giant the valuations. end going twitter is more than deleaded billion maybe just a few us. and are we seeing and other tech bubble? >> most definitely. it is all about the froth in and the fed printing there comes a point where nobody cares about tri-city more. guy i am seeing a biotech company go for sale with the zero of sales and a mark
multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. ♪ nothing, that's what? that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. 'cause it gives me a big fat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. [ larry ] you can't beat zero heartburn. and best of all, it means...
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lower taxes, lower legal costs for corporations, lower tax rates, create a friendly environment and job growth is amazing. liz: we have all sorts of reform movement, estate tax reform working out, leopard experiments, at the same time governor jerry brown saying the capital of his state, called essentially the pretzel palace of complexity. this is sacramento passing measures. >> they passed one lie after another. very difficult. the wealthy, people who can afford to do it, corporations can say i will go to business somewhere else. you saw what happened with bowlinbowlingboeing looking to o california. the ones who can least afford it to stay behind, more burden on their shoulders. liz: i understand what you're saying about state capital here in new york and california from throwing banana peels in front of businesses to trip them up. state income taxes are falling by the wayside in many of the reform states and using sales tax but dominick that may not be a good move because the taxpayer can say we will not shop in your state, we will go on the internet, isn't that a danger? >> we have
lower taxes, lower legal costs for corporations, lower tax rates, create a friendly environment and job growth is amazing. liz: we have all sorts of reform movement, estate tax reform working out, leopard experiments, at the same time governor jerry brown saying the capital of his state, called essentially the pretzel palace of complexity. this is sacramento passing measures. >> they passed one lie after another. very difficult. the wealthy, people who can afford to do it, corporations...
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fracking process, let's perfect that to pull natural gas out of the ground, intelligently and protect of environment, that is practical useful applied research, these far reaching things like wind turbines and electric batteries, new york post said in 1908, the electric car is here to stray, it is quiet, and is here to stay, it is quiet and efficient. it is 200 years later, we have nothing, it is craziness. neil: i think are you going around in a volt. >> i wish i could, i would like a hey pressure compress or at my house to compress natural gas to run my car like they do in europe, make that happen. for 500 million-dollars you could do a lot of good, using compressed natural gas. neil: you could, ed thank you so much. >> i miss you neil. neil: ed,al use speaks his mind, we need more of that. we know what is this guy is not french but sounds 47, we know s french, we know what he thinks of us. >> this crisis was not originated in europe it was originated in north america. neil: oh, really. >> a firestone like a farmer aring a kimono. buy american. ♪ neil: trying to frighten the american diet. inter
fracking process, let's perfect that to pull natural gas out of the ground, intelligently and protect of environment, that is practical useful applied research, these far reaching things like wind turbines and electric batteries, new york post said in 1908, the electric car is here to stray, it is quiet, and is here to stay, it is quiet and efficient. it is 200 years later, we have nothing, it is craziness. neil: i think are you going around in a volt. >> i wish i could, i would like a...
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neil: i don't want to get off subject, but, i think it is taif to say in this environment, given react we had toes mely cuts in -- cuts in scheme of things, i don't think we're ever going to cut, ever, ever, ever. sherri the to you. >> we'll have to have courage to cut, and -- >> we don't, neither right or left. >> we know that spending does not help, so president is wrong, he has been wrong all along, economy is suffering we're never going to have full employment. we have bad. african-american minority unemployment is higher under this president, no one is reporting it. neil: where are defense cuts? i am saying -- >> we're going to pay for it down the road, at some point we'll have a group of republicans that will stick to their guns. neil: i'm waiting. >> i blame mainstream media for not reporting truth on the stuff, give the republicans a fighting chance what they try to cut. >> your thoughts? >> i want to, applaud comment made by moment, courage of her convicts said we should not be cutting, we should not be cutting when the economy is bad, i disagree, i just wish more elected demo
neil: i don't want to get off subject, but, i think it is taif to say in this environment, given react we had toes mely cuts in -- cuts in scheme of things, i don't think we're ever going to cut, ever, ever, ever. sherri the to you. >> we'll have to have courage to cut, and -- >> we don't, neither right or left. >> we know that spending does not help, so president is wrong, he has been wrong all along, economy is suffering we're never going to have full employment. we have...
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if there's been a fundamental shift about ipo's, they're potential in a zero rate environment. i think it's going to be a huge deal and wall street knows it, but the you can iss ese ese ese- play risk on this is huge. stuart: we hear you. stay there for a second i've got to read this. people who receive a government check now outnuyear-round full-time workers. these are from the census bureau. 108 million received one form of government benefit. 101 # million held a full-time job. it seems to me that america is more and more resembly japan. what do you say? >> well, we've become a nation of handouts and i think what's interesting is japan still has an ethic where they want to work, they want to get ahead. you've got roughly two workers supporting three dependents. here in the united states we're not quite at the levels, but the attitude is very different. what i notice on the streets at home in japan, why work if the government is going to give everything to me in united states. where in japan there's an earnest attempt to find employment. imus: keith. thank you very much indee
if there's been a fundamental shift about ipo's, they're potential in a zero rate environment. i think it's going to be a huge deal and wall street knows it, but the you can iss ese ese ese- play risk on this is huge. stuart: we hear you. stay there for a second i've got to read this. people who receive a government check now outnuyear-round full-time workers. these are from the census bureau. 108 million received one form of government benefit. 101 # million held a full-time job. it seems to...
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we're just getng back to a non-stimulus environment. gerri: back to normal really. people feel like it is not back to norral, it is somethg new. how would you advise people to deal with what will be a volatile summer and fall? >> number one get expert advice you don't want to be your own psycatrist or your own financial planner unless you are the other thing is to say look, no kidding to sleep and not having nightmares o were wakingp in the middle of the night should meen you convey to your financial team or advisor the fact he wants to be conservative, preserved your position, don't be subject to bipolar disorder which is what happens when you sever reality and let your mood float from high to low to high because of artificial government propping up of people, housing and industry you get to come down to ground level and i think people should be telling the financial advisors make a landing as easy asossiblbecause it's coming. gerri: whei think about this because i don't really make decisions based on what the market is doing with my retirement account and savings
we're just getng back to a non-stimulus environment. gerri: back to normal really. people feel like it is not back to norral, it is somethg new. how would you advise people to deal with what will be a volatile summer and fall? >> number one get expert advice you don't want to be your own psycatrist or your own financial planner unless you are the other thing is to say look, no kidding to sleep and not having nightmares o were wakingp in the middle of the night should meen you convey to...
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traditional lending when the economy is not describing that kind of business environment. that takes a long time to ramp up. they also make money in capital market speculation. that's been terrible. the third thing is regulation. dodd-frank, now this increased judicial risk taking through the justice department putting the screws to the financial sector, to be hard for them to recover because all three of those things are hurting them right now and it is hard to see how they will come back from that. a lot of pressure on a leader like that for that sector. liz: a time that we see names like green mountain coffee brought up in the last hour, has continuously like netflix captured the eye in the excitement of the consumer out there. are these opportunities are little more discretionary, are they not? >> you're seeing the discretionary stocks rollover against the consumer staples and that just occurred in the last few weeks. if uni high growth names really rollover. that is evident today with the solar names, internet names rolled over. all eyes are on apple. it is important
traditional lending when the economy is not describing that kind of business environment. that takes a long time to ramp up. they also make money in capital market speculation. that's been terrible. the third thing is regulation. dodd-frank, now this increased judicial risk taking through the justice department putting the screws to the financial sector, to be hard for them to recover because all three of those things are hurting them right now and it is hard to see how they will come back from...
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people may rush to those in uncertain political environment. not saying put half your portfolio. but mutt 10%. not ad bad idea. melissa: training, greg, do you want to do that right now. >> don't leverage up. have a business idea, go back to school coup years and come back. melissa: everyone is positive except harry. what can you do. i'm just teasing you. >>> next on "money", tesla is worth $20 billion, almost half the value of gm. we'll talk to a tesla board member about that, and about that announcement that elon musk has hidden up his leave for next week. "piles of money" coming up. ♪ ♪ melissa: shares of tesla motors are on a joyride this year speeding up a whopping 390%. wish i owned that stock. now tesla is worth more than $20 billion. that is almost half the value of general motors and a third of ford. not bad for a company that only makes three models. only expects to sell 30,000 cars next year so far. here with a fox business exclusive what is driving the success of the electric carmaker, steve jurveston, board member and with venture-capital giant, jurveston. i want
people may rush to those in uncertain political environment. not saying put half your portfolio. but mutt 10%. not ad bad idea. melissa: training, greg, do you want to do that right now. >> don't leverage up. have a business idea, go back to school coup years and come back. melissa: everyone is positive except harry. what can you do. i'm just teasing you. >>> next on "money", tesla is worth $20 billion, almost half the value of gm. we'll talk to a tesla board member...
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multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she could have been notified in time to help stop it. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available, guarding your social security number, your money, your credit, even the equity in your home. you even get a $1 million service guarantee. that's security no one can beat. don't wait until you become the next victim! call the number on your screen and use promo code notme for 60 days of lifelock identity theft protection and get a document shredder free. call the number on your screen or g
multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and...
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now we have been in a relatively high price environment now for the past six or seven years. consumers have had the opportunity to switch over. there are a lot more teslas and a lot more priuses on the road than suburbans. consumers cut back and mileage haas undeed improved. so demand has peaked and we're on a downtrend. here on the owes keys, hurricane sandy, post-that concern was refining capacity. gasoline stocks, they were of 6.5 million barrel deficit now we're at 2 million surplus. melissa: this is the concern i have now. whenever stocks jump the price of oil goes higher and the stock market is on a irat that. couldn't that unhinge everybody you're saying? >> those are the two caveats we do have to watch for. it is one, the stock market. there is indeed a positive correlation between a rising stock market and oil prices. so and then, two, more of a concern is monetary policy, with the federal reserve we're looking at a depreciated dollar. there is a correlation, up verse correlation between the value of the dollar and oil prices. money is being printed, it has to get in
now we have been in a relatively high price environment now for the past six or seven years. consumers have had the opportunity to switch over. there are a lot more teslas and a lot more priuses on the road than suburbans. consumers cut back and mileage haas undeed improved. so demand has peaked and we're on a downtrend. here on the owes keys, hurricane sandy, post-that concern was refining capacity. gasoline stocks, they were of 6.5 million barrel deficit now we're at 2 million surplus....
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neil: maybe the consumers d't flip over, but if they are making money in a tough environment like this, a good investment? >> i think it is, they will keep figuring outweighs to nickel and dime to us date, i don't think that is going away. we will have no choice. neil: wait, larry this is a fox alert, you are not taking a private jet? you are a man of the people, a man of the people. so, do any of the carriers have a better sort of a story to tell, and a better stock to buy for you know that? what do you like? >> well, i like the american airlines situation. that is a good one, i think one issue you have to watch out for is how kind of stringent the government is in taking away the gates, american and u.s. air don't' that. i would keep an eye on that, if they can keep a stronghold on a lot of those gates, i think they have a real good business. neil: just as an after note, i think that flying commercial from here on out will be horrific. are giving up a lot.r, but they they give up a lot of gates, a lot of routes a lot of key cities, new york, boston, washington. we'll see how it plays
neil: maybe the consumers d't flip over, but if they are making money in a tough environment like this, a good investment? >> i think it is, they will keep figuring outweighs to nickel and dime to us date, i don't think that is going away. we will have no choice. neil: wait, larry this is a fox alert, you are not taking a private jet? you are a man of the people, a man of the people. so, do any of the carriers have a better sort of a story to tell, and a better stock to buy for you know...
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it is a friendly environment. great education. dublin is a great city. they will build themselves out. they have done a great job coming back from the bailout. the way they're doing it is focusing on jobs, jobs, jobs. liz: you're one of some 20, not many firms who have been granted the ability to do trading on behalf of the federal reserve and behalf of the government. if they were to finally tighten rates, would that help your business a bit? i know it might hurt the commercial real estate business but, you know, rates at zero to 1/4% have killed certain segments of business out there. >> of course. i mean you have a two-year note at .2. what kind of rate is .2? that is not interest rate. you have a million dollar investment and u.s. treasury and buy coffee. liz: that changed under my sofa seats. >> what you're going to see when this $7 trillion of this liquidity, quantitative easing, that the federal government has thrown in, sloshing around causing these rates to be so, so, low, it really made u.s. treasurys a noninvestable good. it is a storage facil
it is a friendly environment. great education. dublin is a great city. they will build themselves out. they have done a great job coming back from the bailout. the way they're doing it is focusing on jobs, jobs, jobs. liz: you're one of some 20, not many firms who have been granted the ability to do trading on behalf of the federal reserve and behalf of the government. if they were to finally tighten rates, would that help your business a bit? i know it might hurt the commercial real estate...
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one of the sectors we've liked is the dividend-paying stocks in a low rate environment. for a while we were worrying had that run up too far too fast? i'll tell you one thing, even though there is lot not to like in the fiscal deal, the one thing we're relieved about is that the dividend tax rate only went up from 15 to 20 as opposed to 15 to 39.5%. so we do believe, both playing value stocks and playing high dividend-paying stocks is good strategy in low-rate environment. ashley: with regard to the global economy, yes it has on about very quiet out of europe because so many eyes are going on in washington but there is still a lot to be sorted out in europe with their debt problems. are you concerned what that may bring this year? >> i would say the following. the good news is that the european central bank, by deciding to purchase the bonds of sovereigns in trouble, they're now acting as lender of last resort for the eurozone system. so the fear we all had, could this break up, i don't think that's on the deck for 2013. we could talk longer term. but the one thing is, s
one of the sectors we've liked is the dividend-paying stocks in a low rate environment. for a while we were worrying had that run up too far too fast? i'll tell you one thing, even though there is lot not to like in the fiscal deal, the one thing we're relieved about is that the dividend tax rate only went up from 15 to 20 as opposed to 15 to 39.5%. so we do believe, both playing value stocks and playing high dividend-paying stocks is good strategy in low-rate environment. ashley: with regard...
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i think -- in an environment like this where there's still a lot of headline risk, not just coming out of the u.s., but also coming out of europe, you have to be disciplined about what you do. we try not to get caught in the middle of chase headlines, map out the buy and sell levels and play on the whys. liz: bill, i bet your chloric intake is down to the actual calorie every day; right? >> something like that, sure. liz: you're so displained. happy new year. >> happy new year, liz. >> chief strategist at bell curve. listen to him. making great calls every time. closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. now that congress got something done finally, what's that mean for you and your money? stretching out your 2013. that's what we are looking at. that's the theme, breaking down one of the upper income brackets, and what kind of taxes they will see. what kind of itemized deductions are they allowed? you name it, we have the answers for the upper income folks, and, plus, corporate america on the debt ceiling. a ceo who fast tracked dividends payouts because he was so nervous about december 31st
i think -- in an environment like this where there's still a lot of headline risk, not just coming out of the u.s., but also coming out of europe, you have to be disciplined about what you do. we try not to get caught in the middle of chase headlines, map out the buy and sell levels and play on the whys. liz: bill, i bet your chloric intake is down to the actual calorie every day; right? >> something like that, sure. liz: you're so displained. happy new year. >> happy new year, liz....
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it's been a tough job, you know, a slow interest rate environment, but, obviously, they are doing something good. the other thing, hp, that's a surprise, it's a 5th quarter in a row they beat, but this is so beaten down that it was probably due for some sort of good news, again, i take that as, you know, some positive, but going forward, all three segments of the business, what is it? pc server and printer business down, i think, maybe six sequential quarters, so, again -- david: second executive quarter of revenues contracting. not a stock, but index, the vix, down as low as the low 13s. it's up again over 16 today, closed at about 15, in the high 15s. is that a worrisome indicator or following the lead of the market? >> i think it's following. there's not been a 10% correction in the market in 15 months and not a # 3% correction since november. it's falling -- following now, but people are conscious of the end of the month with the italian elections, sequestering process, and a debt ceiling. sandra: you got the fed now that's starting to talk about this easy monetary policy going away by
it's been a tough job, you know, a slow interest rate environment, but, obviously, they are doing something good. the other thing, hp, that's a surprise, it's a 5th quarter in a row they beat, but this is so beaten down that it was probably due for some sort of good news, again, i take that as, you know, some positive, but going forward, all three segments of the business, what is it? pc server and printer business down, i think, maybe six sequential quarters, so, again -- david: second...
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multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. hot dog? i'm buying. i'll use my capital one venture card with double miles you can actually use to fly any airline anytime. ♪ what are you doing? i'm saving one for later. my body keeps it warm. it's like a little hot dog steamer in there. go ahead, touch my chest. no. ♪ what's in your wallet? you got any mustard in there? ♪ neil: the dow is up about 20% for the year. if the s&p up about 25%. you ever wonder what happens if the fed just says, that's it, party is over, no indication that it will slow down the money it has been pouring in. they're wondering what happens when that happens. then what? >> you have had 33 new highs made this year already. and i do not believe that the fed will poll the punch bowl that sent. a lot of smart people, weighs more than i am crunching numbers right now the momentum is on their side. smart money. they're nibbling higher. to the average person to my think this is a time of reflection
multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. hot dog? i'm buying. i'll use my capital one venture card with double miles you can actually use to fly any airline anytime. ♪ what are you doing? i'm saving one for later. my body keeps it warm. it's like a little hot dog steamer in there. go ahead, touch my chest. no. ♪ what's in your wallet? you got any mustard in there? ♪...
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will be hearing from apple tomorrow, overall apple, samsung, can blackberry, can rim compete in this environment? is it all that it is hyped up to be? >> i don't think it can, but the proof will be in the pudding. i think blackberry 10 will represent a significant improvement for the blackberry devices. i think it will mimic in many respects the attributes of the ios and its respective manufactures whether it is apple or samsung. the real question is does it have that extra sizzle to entice customers to come back to the blackberry family? cheryl: absolutely. will they go back to blackberry or stick with athletes. senior research analyst, thank you. >> thank you for having me. cheryl: the path of least resistance is higher. we're sitting at these five-year highs for the major markets, and the dollar is higher, the nasdaq, s&p, the russell all trading to the upside. january seems to be happening. we finally got out of the $92 area. let's go to the floor show. the cme group and of course the nymex standing by at the new york stock exchange in the thick of earnings all about technology, how are you
will be hearing from apple tomorrow, overall apple, samsung, can blackberry, can rim compete in this environment? is it all that it is hyped up to be? >> i don't think it can, but the proof will be in the pudding. i think blackberry 10 will represent a significant improvement for the blackberry devices. i think it will mimic in many respects the attributes of the ios and its respective manufactures whether it is apple or samsung. the real question is does it have that extra sizzle to...
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so what do you do with your money in such an environment? where are you putting your money? i know you like mcdonald's. you like general electric and you like microsoft? >> my point would be i think it will be a positive year punctuated by periods of anxiety with some down side risks, and so what you do in that environment is you do build some risk into your portfolio. there's no return on cash. i think bonds are a bad bet here, ten year treasuries, given what would happen if interest rates went up. so you do want to own equities. you want to own equities with global exposure, exposure to the emerging markets where there is higher secular growth and to the united states where we have good strong cyclical growth and you want dividends and good balance sheets, and so you get that, in the largest companies, and technology is a driving force in the world economy, so therefore, microsoft, consumer consumption and the growing middle class is a driving force and so that's where mcdonald's fits. and infrastructure building worldwide is a part of the package and that's where ge fits.
so what do you do with your money in such an environment? where are you putting your money? i know you like mcdonald's. you like general electric and you like microsoft? >> my point would be i think it will be a positive year punctuated by periods of anxiety with some down side risks, and so what you do in that environment is you do build some risk into your portfolio. there's no return on cash. i think bonds are a bad bet here, ten year treasuries, given what would happen if interest...
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tony, is that going to play a part, will that maybe prevent you from being more bullish in this environment because there is still so much uncertainty? >> you know what? i think politicians are starting to realize they can't play this jousting match they have been having with the last debt ceiling, the fiscal cliff which is behind us temporarily. so i think when they come to the table with a solution, the markets are going to rally just like they have in the past. i think they're going to come up with a solution but until there is a solution, until there is something, i think we'll see some volatility. but i really think they will come to the table with a good, solid solution. it will give republicans a chance to put their foot down on some of these, on some of this public spending. and it is going to be positive for the investor. ashley: bob, let me finish with you. you like emerging markets. people say that a but which market in particular are you particularly hot on right now? >> well, actually we think china is poised to begin growing faster than expected again. pmis came out last month
tony, is that going to play a part, will that maybe prevent you from being more bullish in this environment because there is still so much uncertainty? >> you know what? i think politicians are starting to realize they can't play this jousting match they have been having with the last debt ceiling, the fiscal cliff which is behind us temporarily. so i think when they come to the table with a solution, the markets are going to rally just like they have in the past. i think they're going to...
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a lot of our transactions are coming from the international environment. buyers from brazil, buyers from europe in general. it is definitely helping the florida market. i would say a large percentage. a lot of these deals are coming from people migrating from colder climates. i have a lot of snowbirds coming down here. florida is looking more and more attractive. regard to the luxury market, it is doing extremely well. of course, you do not have the obstacle you have in the lower-priced market because you have a lot of cash buyers. a lot of people who continue to have money. that way you are continuing to see a lot of these bidding wars. dagen: i have heard stories. i have heard stories in terms of miami, particularly. the condo hotels became a very tricky proposition when the financing dried out. are you seeing some of the financing come back for those properties? >> not specifically. a lot of developers are staying away from those properties. i have seen many developers planning new projects. the condo hotel market has really not revamped the same way. y
a lot of our transactions are coming from the international environment. buyers from brazil, buyers from europe in general. it is definitely helping the florida market. i would say a large percentage. a lot of these deals are coming from people migrating from colder climates. i have a lot of snowbirds coming down here. florida is looking more and more attractive. regard to the luxury market, it is doing extremely well. of course, you do not have the obstacle you have in the lower-priced market...
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calling businesses, in what they think in terms of getting america back on track, we're still in a environment where business, success, and profit are dirty words, and like david said you are considered anti-american. >> there are some people that make a ton of money dealing with government like elan musk, i am sure they put a fine electric car together butly is taking money from federal government and done well as a result. so, all of in struggling business people out there looking at example of musk and other guys not doing so well because of they have a public profile that against bigger government. neil: thank you very much. all right, you heard it from mel. >> president obama has canceled a meeting with putin, because of snowden. i mean,. neil: it is a one-on-one. >> that is the most important, if this occurred, i would have flown there to meet with him to straighten it out they hate i've other. >> who cares that is business. >> here is joe with why he thinks mel is wrong. the boys used double mis from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be gart
calling businesses, in what they think in terms of getting america back on track, we're still in a environment where business, success, and profit are dirty words, and like david said you are considered anti-american. >> there are some people that make a ton of money dealing with government like elan musk, i am sure they put a fine electric car together butly is taking money from federal government and done well as a result. so, all of in struggling business people out there looking at...
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enough, but, to steve's point, there is a lot of effort put into making new york an appealing economic environment has been drilled back over last couple years, you see is higher erners in new york leaves for low tax zug t jurisdiction to hold to there capital and money, and create jobs elsewhere, if th the 1% is to be blamed for new york perhaps policies that drive them out to other states. charles: 1%, celebrate look at rest of country they have come out of great recession, and new york city. it is hard to think gone unless they are not educate on what shaping in the world, and the country, being this overly guess disappointed. >> one of the most amazing things that is going on this this country, politically and -conomically, is the red state/blue state divide, you have states like new york and california raising taxes and states in south cuttinghat formula does not work well for californians and new yorkers, they adopt ow obamanomics, i wat to raise an important point for new york, what is new york? what does it produce? it is the financial capital of the world. judgwhy is it that financial cal
enough, but, to steve's point, there is a lot of effort put into making new york an appealing economic environment has been drilled back over last couple years, you see is higher erners in new york leaves for low tax zug t jurisdiction to hold to there capital and money, and create jobs elsewhere, if th the 1% is to be blamed for new york perhaps policies that drive them out to other states. charles: 1%, celebrate look at rest of country they have come out of great recession, and new york city....
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is the two core motivators for where people live, especially when they live in multifamily and urban environments. melissa: the people we have read before you were talking about maybe the people who are buying these houses are not coming right away. add another they're not speculators that will buy the property and then let it decline more or it is just an investment so that it is i really of the property value because there's no one living in it, kind of falling apart. natalie know they will be get donors that will make the rest of the property rise. >> when you look at detroit, for example, the opportunity is to invest and to redevelop. in fact another free press building came with significant financial incentives from the state. and they expire at a certain time. so many of those investors, especially the ed5 investors have to generate jobs. think we will see some of that, but there will be land banking or there will be turned into rental properties because many people still cannot afford to buy or qualify. melissa: we want to beat the trend in other cities and looking at the top ten u.s. citi
is the two core motivators for where people live, especially when they live in multifamily and urban environments. melissa: the people we have read before you were talking about maybe the people who are buying these houses are not coming right away. add another they're not speculators that will buy the property and then let it decline more or it is just an investment so that it is i really of the property value because there's no one living in it, kind of falling apart. natalie know they will...
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because the interest rate environment is very tough for them. you want to be cautious going into earnings. sandra: i told everybody you would be naming names. stock your portfolios with what you suggest here. you're calling for three of the 11 regional names to beat expectations. which three? >> well that would be mtb u.s. bank and fifth third and we think they are all in a position because of their mix of earnings, a lot of fee income because of merger in the case of mtb. those are ones where you could see them buck this trend of overall pressure on earnings. we think those are the places to be and they're high quality names. sandra: i want to tell everybody, m & t reporting this week on wednesday, fifth third is reporting on thursday. those are where you're calling for beats. six of them you are predicting of regional banks will miss expectations which six? >> we have a number of them. in fact it will be more than six. it will be across the board. we look at a keycorp and pnc, some of the other names where the net interest margin pressure beca
because the interest rate environment is very tough for them. you want to be cautious going into earnings. sandra: i told everybody you would be naming names. stock your portfolios with what you suggest here. you're calling for three of the 11 regional names to beat expectations. which three? >> well that would be mtb u.s. bank and fifth third and we think they are all in a position because of their mix of earnings, a lot of fee income because of merger in the case of mtb. those are ones...
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we have a risk on environment. charles: i hate that. risk on, risk off. most people are not ready to live a great life they will live another 20 years. the risk on is when you do not own stocks. that is when you take risks. cheryl: anyway. charles: abercrombie was upgraded today. for me, it is interesting. i like this stock a lot. it may close above 52. that is five upgrades in the last two months. sales rates are extraordinarily low in this country. to think that we have to see happen. we have to get better jobs numbers. those numbers did not even faith population growth. we have to get some employment. i will ride the wave for as long as i can. now we are starting to put that back on. all those student and credit cards up slightly last month. it sometimes means you go out and spend money that you do not have. cheryl: thank you. dennis: those three women found in cleveland after being kidnapped a decade ago have been released from the hospital. cheryl: house members passing an online sales tax bill. we are live inside the beltway. i want to take a look a
we have a risk on environment. charles: i hate that. risk on, risk off. most people are not ready to live a great life they will live another 20 years. the risk on is when you do not own stocks. that is when you take risks. cheryl: anyway. charles: abercrombie was upgraded today. for me, it is interesting. i like this stock a lot. it may close above 52. that is five upgrades in the last two months. sales rates are extraordinarily low in this country. to think that we have to see happen. we have...
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>> i think you need to look at the global macro environment and pick your spots carefully. look at middle east. oil is going up. if you believe the middle east will remain unsteady, oil is a good place to be. looking at global economic growth that is improving in china and united states. so that is, where is a good place to be. i would put agribusiness in that position. another good spot particularly is, reits. reits had as nice run-up and had a big pullback over last couple months. lock in on a nice dividend yield. you get it, too involved with the drawdown that they already experienced. david: lincoln, interestingly you both are talking about putting money in commodities. you just have the fed pull back, stop creating as much phony money as it has been creating. that might strengthen the dollar. that might in fact bring down some of the prices of commodities, no? >> absolutely. david: hold on a second. lincoln, go ahead. >> relative value, what you uncovered david, is absolutely right. it is reflective in both comments. a big game of relative value. eerily reminds me of c
>> i think you need to look at the global macro environment and pick your spots carefully. look at middle east. oil is going up. if you believe the middle east will remain unsteady, oil is a good place to be. looking at global economic growth that is improving in china and united states. so that is, where is a good place to be. i would put agribusiness in that position. another good spot particularly is, reits. reits had as nice run-up and had a big pullback over last couple months. lock...
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they had a weak sales environment. they actually cite the slump in the recent housing sector slump that we've been seeing, and they slashed their outlook going forward, and that's sending the shares of lowe's down 1.2%. but we're also seeing lumber liquidators down and home depot as well as i noted. so a lot of down arrows in anything home-related. back to you. dagen: if you're not happy with your job right now, maybe you should just give it some time, like several years. according to a new sur -- survey from the associated press, nine out of ten workers who are 50 or older say they are very or somewhat happy with their jobs. older workers generally have climbed the career ladder and reached a place in their jobs where they have greater job security, maybe authority even. many older workers say they remain on the job instead of retiring was they enjoy -- because they enjoy that they do. connell: less clear, by the way, in this video whether those people are over 50 or not. dagen: clearly late 80s. connell: nine out of
they had a weak sales environment. they actually cite the slump in the recent housing sector slump that we've been seeing, and they slashed their outlook going forward, and that's sending the shares of lowe's down 1.2%. but we're also seeing lumber liquidators down and home depot as well as i noted. so a lot of down arrows in anything home-related. back to you. dagen: if you're not happy with your job right now, maybe you should just give it some time, like several years. according to a new sur...
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this is why in the context of the current economic environment, we have to stop thinking surpluses are great, and we need great economic data. from what i do for a living, that would be great for our country, and i would love it, but that's a political discussion, and you guys can do that. what i'm paid to do is analyze the markets. and you want to buy the equity markets when all the economic data including the deficit is trending better from historically poor levels. that's kind of what we call the sweet spot. connell: there you go, separating the politics from the financial markets, does it pretty well, tony dwyer, always good to see you. thanks tony. >> thanks. dagen: dish throwing itself in the middle for the bidding war for clear wire leaving sprint investors to wonder what's next. we will bring you the latest. connell: the samsung galaxy eating into the market share for the iphone. the man who is behind this popular phone will join us for the consumer electronics show. dagen: the latest outbreak of the flu has opts in chicago turning a -- has hospitals in chicago turning away vis
this is why in the context of the current economic environment, we have to stop thinking surpluses are great, and we need great economic data. from what i do for a living, that would be great for our country, and i would love it, but that's a political discussion, and you guys can do that. what i'm paid to do is analyze the markets. and you want to buy the equity markets when all the economic data including the deficit is trending better from historically poor levels. that's kind of what we...
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they have a strong consistent dividend n an environment where you have falling interest rates you're looking for really strong dividend payers. that is why i like companies particularly that have these long-time historical dividend trails. liz and i talked about many times about proctor & gamble, kellogg's, clorox. these are big long-term winners stay in your portfolio. they wan weather tough times in the market and also make gains when markets are rising. >> utilities haven't been exactly shining stars lately. you like the comment. i'm assuming that is a dividend play as well. >> it is. it is utility sector in general. when interest rates fall, utilities tend to perform better. if i'm right about the falling interest rates through end of this year which i think is real possibility, we get down to.2% by end of the year. then corporate bond will play well -- 2.2%. utilities will play better in terms of reits. they will perform better. david: larry look at the s&p for a second. a lot of people are looking at numbers particularly at the cme wondering which direction we're likely to go f
they have a strong consistent dividend n an environment where you have falling interest rates you're looking for really strong dividend payers. that is why i like companies particularly that have these long-time historical dividend trails. liz and i talked about many times about proctor & gamble, kellogg's, clorox. these are big long-term winners stay in your portfolio. they wan weather tough times in the market and also make gains when markets are rising. >> utilities haven't been...
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it will focus on the low interest rate environment and we'll see a pop in these commodities again. is that your play? >> gold is special. i think, don't think of gold as a commodity. think of it as a currency. i think that is what the world's fourth or fifth currency, it will gain more popularity. everyone wants to deflate their currency. other commodities we need a stronger economy. could be second half play. could be somewhere out next year. i'm, i'm the equity strategist. i don't claim to be an expert on this. there is value there. we'll start with oil. i think gold is different. other commodities will come along later on. ashley: scott is the race to debase across the world really and it has been going on for some time. gold has not really responded in the rate you think it would. what do you, what is your thought on gold and where it goes from here? >> we're in really not that interested in gold right now. ashley: no? >> i think it's going to pretty much flat line from here and it's just something that moves in the rest of the year along with any political moves. same way we'r
it will focus on the low interest rate environment and we'll see a pop in these commodities again. is that your play? >> gold is special. i think, don't think of gold as a commodity. think of it as a currency. i think that is what the world's fourth or fifth currency, it will gain more popularity. everyone wants to deflate their currency. other commodities we need a stronger economy. could be second half play. could be somewhere out next year. i'm, i'm the equity strategist. i don't claim...
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not everybody wants that work environment, but a lot of our students do. it is also the kind of industry that is wide ranging. when you start thinking about education technology or biotechnology or social media or i.t., and it is also an industry where you can have a tremendous ripple effect. all of us use technology so much during our lives that it has system-wide impact. and be our students want to have that. so that's partly why we see so many people coming to haas wanting to go into technology as well as consulting in other fields. liz: in other words, silicon valley is cal bear territory. rich lyons is the keen of the -- dean of the haas school of business at uc berkeley. many sure to join us tomorrow for the final day of our masters of business school, we'll be talking to the dean of the columbia business school. rich actually went there and talked about the school's global reach as well as the benefits of being based in nyc. closing bell just about 15 minutes away. shares of i.t. giant f5 networks, a company with customers like boeing, chevron, see
not everybody wants that work environment, but a lot of our students do. it is also the kind of industry that is wide ranging. when you start thinking about education technology or biotechnology or social media or i.t., and it is also an industry where you can have a tremendous ripple effect. all of us use technology so much during our lives that it has system-wide impact. and be our students want to have that. so that's partly why we see so many people coming to haas wanting to go into...
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with this environment, you are seeing gold up $20. this is the market taking a breather. it does not surprise people on wall street. let's take a look at chesapeake energy. we know that the ceo will be stepping down on april 1. there it is. up 5.5%. what is the potential going forward? it is what you should continue to follow. back to you before thank you, nicole. contracted for the first time in years. peter, good to see you. the ten year treasury yield is about 10%. the markets barely selling off. what do you say? >> they need to worry. it is interesting that the last quarter of the avant-garde is the weakest of his presidency. it shows me that the temporary euphoria of the stimulus is holding off. i think the fed is getting ready to up the dosage of the stimulus. interest rates are rising despite this it the dollar is tanking. if it was not for the japanese yen, imagine how low the dollar would be. i think it will break down a lot. look at oil prices knocking on the door at $100 a barrel. more people will realize that the economy is in a lot worse shape than they thoug
with this environment, you are seeing gold up $20. this is the market taking a breather. it does not surprise people on wall street. let's take a look at chesapeake energy. we know that the ceo will be stepping down on april 1. there it is. up 5.5%. what is the potential going forward? it is what you should continue to follow. back to you before thank you, nicole. contracted for the first time in years. peter, good to see you. the ten year treasury yield is about 10%. the markets barely selling...
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go to another state with the tax environment being compatible. he has the right to do that. former president sarcozy has the right to do that. it's like bight going to canada. it would be unthinkable he can do it, but he has the right to do it, and the government can't stop him. >> judge, you get it right, you really do. >> to make it worse, the senator from california, boxer, proposed legislation that would bar you from leaving the united states if you have not yet paid your taxes, not permanently leaving, but even going on a trip. >> even a trip? >> even on a trip in which you intend to return with assets remaining in the u.s.. this is not law or made it to the floor. >> she proposes it and has other restrictions in mind. who wouldn't want to leave california? sorry. >> my eyes have been opened. thank you, judge. >> my pleasure. >> i didn't know that. wish i didn't know now. stop it. listen to this. my take on the professor who wrote the article telling phil mickelson to shut up and pay up. that's next. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank y
go to another state with the tax environment being compatible. he has the right to do that. former president sarcozy has the right to do that. it's like bight going to canada. it would be unthinkable he can do it, but he has the right to do it, and the government can't stop him. >> judge, you get it right, you really do. >> to make it worse, the senator from california, boxer, proposed legislation that would bar you from leaving the united states if you have not yet paid your taxes,...
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multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. at's a tre we can all get behind. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. adam: okay. you've heard charlie gasparino's critical comments about the apple buyback idea, and there isn't a better way to be fair and balanced than to have icahn on for an interview. he joins charlie right now in an exclusive you'll only see with charlie. >> mr. icahn, how are you? >> yeah, hi, charlie, pretty good. >> tell me, you think i was a little too harsh in my assessment, particularly of my assessment calling for a $150 billion buyback? i think ap
multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. at's a tre we can all get behind. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i...
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the worst environment in which to talk about fundamental freedom when people are hurting that someone else's abuse. stuart: can you win an election if you put guns into more people's hands? judge napolitano: in certain parts of the united states yes. stuart: not the electoral college vote. judge napolitano: why do we send republicans to congress? to cave and become like democrats or to vindicate the values we believe in? sandra: and stand for the constitution. the second amendment, the judge and speak to this, the second amendment was put there less about a person's ability to protect their lives and property, more about protecting themselves from the government. stuart: the argument between the judge and i is always the same, the argument between political reality which i think i represent and the pure principle of the constitution which you represent. that is the clash between us. judge napolitano: well said. [talking over each other] stuart: thank you very much indeed. have a great weekend. say what you want about joe biden but he is a seasoned politician even when he goes off scri
the worst environment in which to talk about fundamental freedom when people are hurting that someone else's abuse. stuart: can you win an election if you put guns into more people's hands? judge napolitano: in certain parts of the united states yes. stuart: not the electoral college vote. judge napolitano: why do we send republicans to congress? to cave and become like democrats or to vindicate the values we believe in? sandra: and stand for the constitution. the second amendment, the judge...
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what do you do in this environment? oil is above $93. >> i think it is a weak dollar. europe, japan in the u.s. all have their issues. with the european union, the banks are still leveraged at 2007 levels. i do not think the story in europe is over. with the news coming out, the numbers are good. we see expansion coming in at the 95 level. when we look at things like oil, we also look at things like gold. what is the play following the fiscal cliff deal? >> i like gold. the liquidity is so huge. my rule of concern as a traitor is the fact that this is a liquidity issue. we are at historical highs right now with no real growth. we are going to really feel retraction in the s&p. sandra: okay. as we close up, i want to point out out gold is up $13. we have a surging dow period of 233 points. liquidity is back. volatility is back. they are also hoping that volume is back in 2013. on the first trading day of the year, with a rally like this, you are definitely getting a lot more attention in the markets. connell: sandra smith, thank you very much. to best buy people resigni
what do you do in this environment? oil is above $93. >> i think it is a weak dollar. europe, japan in the u.s. all have their issues. with the european union, the banks are still leveraged at 2007 levels. i do not think the story in europe is over. with the news coming out, the numbers are good. we see expansion coming in at the 95 level. when we look at things like oil, we also look at things like gold. what is the play following the fiscal cliff deal? >> i like gold. the...
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the overall environment, they are saying that their customers are not choosing the most expensive premium type shipping. they are using ground. they did deliver earnings with revenues in line with expectations. modernizing their sleep. it is not the greatest, but, so far so good. connell: fedex biggest rival, of course is ups. dagen: it is world port hub. more than 2000 packages every 17 seconds. that is where adam shapiro is. hey, adam. >> good to have you here on fox business. let's walk around this beautiful 767. they are updating their aircraft fleet. that is hurting them right now. you have been in the process of updating your aircraft fleet. why would an investor want you to do this? in the long run, what does it do for the company? >> we have the youngest fleet in the industry. even with modern aircraft, there are things that you can do that adds 3000 pounds of weight. it makes it more efficient. you will save fuel over the course of a year? >> right. we will save $6 million a year and reduce our carbon footprint. it is a win-win. >> you are telling us that you are cutting capacity
the overall environment, they are saying that their customers are not choosing the most expensive premium type shipping. they are using ground. they did deliver earnings with revenues in line with expectations. modernizing their sleep. it is not the greatest, but, so far so good. connell: fedex biggest rival, of course is ups. dagen: it is world port hub. more than 2000 packages every 17 seconds. that is where adam shapiro is. hey, adam. >> good to have you here on fox business. let's...